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Let’s get started by discussing the process of building your Photo Frame Clock. It’s a popular way to show off Family Photos, or any Standard 4 x 6 inch pictures of your favorite subject, like pets or a favorite hobby.

The first step is to determine where you want the clock in your home. Then mark the position where the clock movement in the center of your clock design goes.

Lightly tape or use “pins” to hold the 11 by 17 inch paper template provided in the photo clock kit. Center it over where the clock movement will be installed. See the kit at: https://www.clockparts.com/photo-fram...

It’s always good, to mark the positions of the Photos “numbers” or “indicators” you are going to use on the wall before you start installing anything.

I use a 3 foot yard stick with a pencil to mark the actual “number” or “photo” positions on the wall. I also use a nail with a string attached to make a “circle” in pencil on the wall. It’s usually easy to erase later. Mark all your “number” or “photo” positions before continuing.

This Photo Frame Clock Kit comes with a 14” pair of black hour and minute hands. This means that the inside edge of the photos should be a minimum of 14 inches from the center, where the High Torque Quartz Clock Movement is to be installed.

Use white glue or contact cement to glue your 4 by 6 inch photos to the hardboard frames and let dry. Remove the backing of the double sided tape. Carefully position as desired, and press firmly against the wall. Be patient, this is the slowest part .

The Wall Mounting Bracket is attached directly to your wall using the larger coarse screws through the 2 oblong screws slots. Drywall anchors are included for modern drywall or Sheet Rock walls. Just align properly and pre-drill a slightly smaller hole in the drywall. Then gently tap the plastic anchor into your wall.

If you are mounting to a plaster wall, then pre-drill a small hold into the plaster. Be sure to hit the wood lathe in the plaster for a good fit.

The back of the Wall Mounting Bracket is flat, so you could also use a good double faced tape to mount the bracket to your wall without screws. Adhesives are another possibility.

Once the wall Mounting Bracket is installed, it’s time to install your Clock Movement into the Movement Holder. Place the rubber washer over the hand shaft and insert through the hole in the center of the movement holder.

Slide the brass washer over the hand shaft and thread on the brass hex nut. Do not over tighten. Hand tight plus a ¼ of a turn works very well. That’s it for the clock movement. Now install the clock hands as indicated with your movement choice. Install a fresh alkaline battery.

Time to install the Movement Holder to the Wall Mounting Bracket. Align the two small round holes in the Wall Mounting Bracket with those on the Movement Holder. Press together and install the small screws through the side mounting holes in the Movement Holder and Wall Mounting Bracket.

You’re almost done. Let’s get the hands properly set. Move both the minute and hour hands to the 12:00 position. It’s OK to “pinch” them together so that they are properly aligned at 12:00. Touching just the tip of the minute hand, turn to the present time. That's it!

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